That is a good looking bus!

Man, you just don't find school buses like these anymore! With all that metal and stuff, these buses were like tanks except no caterpillar tracks and gun turret. I highly doubt if school districts use buses like these much anymore for spares but they should. Older vehicles do last longer but I get they don't last forever but we try to make them last. Its just the time, effort and as always money to find parts and stuff, but thanks for sharing this interesting footage of this old bus.

I would love to have this as a regular route bus

Have not been those school buses in a long time

Wanted to see a 91 since I started watching your channel in 2013! Nice video!

Gotta love that all steel dash. The jack knife doors are something I would like to see more often, but they don't make them anymore because they are a pain to clean. But if you want a new bus with a manual door, the Bluebird Visions still have them. I don't know why but they do.

There’s 2 buses exactly like this in Horry County in myrtle beach South Carolina, the but sides says South Carolina Public Schools

This is the last active bluebird 3800 in the fleet and also get replaced with one of newer buses

My school has 2 1992 international blue birds there spares and have manual transmissions were you have to shift it your self but there nice buses I have rode both of them and one of them my bus driver uses when she needs it and it is a feild trip bus so it gets use often but older buses are cooler to me

i love the noise those doors make when they close

Most definitely is a classic I wish those buses were still on the road today I miss riding those

This came out before I was born

I rode a Blue Bird like that in elementary school. It was a 92 model and had the kill switch. The only year my county opted for hydraulic brakes on busses too. There was a level for the parking brake on the left side instead of the air brake.

We have lots of these. Most of them receive daily service. They have the mechanical T444 (7.3L idi) We even have some 89's still in service.

I remember those old cut off knobs. I drove international Campbell 1991 that was the bus I learn how to drive on

Awesome video I rode on a 1993 Ford BlueBird in high school then in 2004 By bus drive get a brand new 2004 Thomas Frightliner but that bus stay in the garage a lot bring back the 1993.

And that's the most faded hood i've almost ever seen. Especially for a 1991.

You talking about it being a dinosaur. But it's a classic.

Love those old Blue Birds.

If it was me I'd keep that bus going till it simply won't anymore. I'd drive it till it dies. But DTS never die.

The same is true in Maryland (in fact, up to 2011). While it wouldn't be used in student service - except for churches - I could see it used in "skoolie" or even "replica" service (I will have to dig into Maryland vehicle laws regarding "replica" painting and ex-school buses- any Crown - for example - would qualify for "historic" tin - and none ever did duty in the Old Line State).

Gwinnett County, Georgia is the largest school district in the state and 12th in country and we still are RUNNING buses from 1987!!! with 1/3 of the fleet being older then 15 years!!!

That’s a 93-94 Bluebird international B/C ir The Dashboard.

Still better and more reliable than a Thomas

We used to have a few international bluebirds probably from the 2010s cause a tornado hit our school and we probably had some of those on the lot buuuut now those busses are replaced with flat nose busses. I've rode one of these busses, a flat nose, and two other busses. We have three kinds of busses plus one smaller one on the fleet. Very interesting. I think the ones I've rode are pretty old, but not this old. Probably from the 2000s.

I remember the busses in Lawrence County, Ky. used the year model of the bus as the first 2 numbers of the bus number. Like a 2003 bus’s number would be like 034

Late comment but that bus if it was mine would be enjoying retirement getting driven and would have family and friends and my dogs in the back on a long road trip. I'm only in my 20s but I love buses that are Analog with no Engine Computer BS.

Man I wish I had a school bus like that.

When you shot that video, i thought being taken in 2017 and it is a 1991. So that bus (At the time it was shot) is around 26 Yrs. old. Now it's 28. We still got 33-yr-old S1700s

ok I really like the blue bird international n the 95 carpenter international buses

The oldest Marion county bus we have is a 97 blue bird handicapped bus it's looks very similar inside but its on its way out after this year

I wonder if my school Corp still has any old buses. I’d love to buy one, and customize it

that hood is very very faded

ya them buses are good buses and i wish they would build some more

has it been retired?

any more videos on older buses

can u also make another video of the blue bird international school bus different unit number I think u guys have at least 5 or six left in ur compounds

Classic old bus it will out run the new ones

Three words "built to last" lol

Good mechanical diesel, best ever made by international.

What bodies are the 92’s and 95’s

Pretty wild!!

love that blue bird international school bus how about the handicapped ones

I remember when I used to ride one of those you guys have the 91 and the 87 do you remember the 87 Bluebird buses

The old dts if they don't have a speed govener on it it will go very fast quickly

very nice how many more of those blue birds you have in the whole JCPS school districts

can u make a video of the 95 carpenter international buses or the 92 91 Wayne international

crown is another make for carpenter n ward is like another make for amtran

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Whatever happened to the 92s and 95s

I don't think the hood on the bus is original. because 1990-1993 model busses did not have the 3800 emblems on the side of the hood

r u just in one compound or more I been to the Nicholas n moore compound n I seen I believe a old carpenter international buse thats been scrapped

how about the 95 carpenter international or the 92 91 wayne international they still few left

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can u test drive the blue bird international school bus

is this in mississippi

how much is the school want for that blue bird international school bus wants they sale it

ok I kinda dislike the crown school buses cause they break easy then they other older buses

I've seen S1700's with a better hood.

The old dts if they don't have a speed govener on it it will go very fast quickly